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Sherry Zalika Sykes, the Diplomat in Residence for the program’s newly formed Allegheny region, said her goal in her new role is to “inform and inspire” people.

The City of Winnipegs long-term transit plan promising more frequent and dependable public transit service, rapid transit to all parts of the city, and a complete reorganization of bus routes is not moving forward as quickly as it could be.

The City of Winnipegs long-term transit plan promising more frequent and dependable public transit service, rapid transit to all parts of the city, and a complete reorganization of bus routes is not moving forward as quickly as it could be.

Travelers on the Trans-Canada Highway just east of Winnipeg can visit more than just the heart of the continent.

The outdoor portion of the St. Norbert Farmers Market is now open for the season for anyone looking to shop for locally-grown food, peruse hand-crafted items, or even take a pony ride.

One Winnipeg resident hopes a wintery beast in his front yard might just bring him some good luck.

The best way out of the troubles Salem Medical Center has is joining the Inspira Health Network, participants at a public hearing said.

When a rainbow flag is raised at Winnipeg City Hall Friday morning, it will signal the first in-person Pride Winnipeg Festival in three years.

When a rainbow flag is raised at Winnipeg City Hall Friday morning, it will signal the first in-person Pride Winnipeg Festival in three years.

WINNIPEG -- One Winnipeg neighbourhood is offering a cool new way for people to go bowling. A Winnipeg man has built a five-pin bowling lane, which uses jugs instead of bowling balls, on the ice in Island Lakes. “Bowling’s my life. I’ve been bowling since I was two,” said Jim Llewellyn, who built the bowling lane called ‘Island Lakes Lanes. “It’s good for anyone, from age three to 83. Anybody can play it,” Source: Daniel Timmerman/CTV News Llewellyn said the idea started w...